
In the Women’s Handball Champions League FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria hosted the German champion, SG BBM Bietigheim in Dabas. The 2500 spectators saw a match today where the opponents only arrived with 11, nominated 10, and sent on court only 9 players. By the starting whistle basically all German field players were on court. In the first 20 minutes the teams went head by head but by half time FTC reached a 6-goal advantage. The difference only grew in the second half, when Gábor Elek’s team scored another 17 goals while the away team only 14. This way FTC won 31-22.
Champions League
Main Round, round 3
FTC-RAIL CARGO HUNGARIA - SG BBM BIETIGHEIM 31-22 (14–8)
FTC: Bíró – Lukács 3, Pena 4, Kovacsics 4, Snelder 1, Háfra 2, Schatzl 4
substitutions: Szekeres, Szucsánszki 1, VAN DER HEIJDEN 5, HORNYÁK D. 2, Mészáros R., Jovanovics 2, Faluvégi 2, Márton 1
head coach: Elek Gábor
BIETIGHEIM: Wester – Hundahl 3, Lauenroth 8 (1), Ivancok 3, Schulze 2, Kudlacz-Gloc 3 (1), Smeets 1
substitutions: Salamakha (kapus), Biltoft 2
head coach: Martin Albertsen
Dabas, 2500 spectators. V: Andreu, Panaidesz (Cyprus)
Suspensions: 4, resp. 6 min
Seven-meter throws: –, resp. 3/2
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